Bristol Beer Factory raises glass to new £1.2m sustainable brewery

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Brewery invests £1.2m in new eco-focused brewing facility following funding agreement with Lloyds Bank

The Bristol Beer Factory has announced it is investing £1.2m in a new environmentally sustainable brewery, where it can brew beer using carbon capture and heat recovery technologies that should help the...

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